Timing of Good News: Xi’s Visit to the U.S. Uncertain? China Tightens Outbound Travel Again

With just over a month left before Xi Jinping is expected to visit the United States, Beijing has been taking retaliatory measures against the US while also emphasizing “overall restraint.” Insiders in the Chinese regime have revealed that senior Communist Party officials have prepared three sets of plans in response to the US, and they have not ruled out the possibility of postponing or canceling Xi Jinping’s visit under certain circumstances. What exactly is Beijing planning?

At the same time, restrictions on Chinese outbound travel have tightened once again. Recently, there have been reports of new developments at Hong Kong airport. Mainland Chinese travelers have disclosed that they faced a second screening at the boarding gate when transferring in Hong Kong to fly to the US. Moreover, airport staff vaguely mentioned, “You ask him, I cannot say who he is,” sparking speculation.

In addition, on August 10, the Long March-7A carrier rocket of the Communist Party of China exploded and disintegrated in the air less than 90 seconds after launch, causing the satellite it carried to be lost. This is the fourth orbital launch failure in China’s space program this year, and it may even affect the upcoming Chang’e-7 mission, drawing significant attention from the public.

“The Moments of Good News” Production Team